DC++ & ZION++ FUCHSIA

[scarface]

To humbert: You can still try to compile that and see for yourself what I did.
You'll need visual studio 2003. If you want to compile it, ask me the include files,
it won't be possible otherwise.
http://www.speedyshare.com/Kjjjh/Zion-fushia-code-source.rar

zion++fushia
added:
-fixed tag
-fake slot/fake free slot
-emulation dc++0.694 complete:
no away status/deletion of getcid support/no testsur response
-possibility to see ip and flags in search
-possibility to ignore operators
-possibility to customize your connection (goofy++)
-added operator commands when connected as user (can check other clients)
-modification of icons (strong dc++)
-deletion of net limiter detection/limiter not displayed
-8 segments by default in queue

[scarface]

However, vs 2003 is quite old, so don't bother downloading that if you don't have it.
to compile the latest versions of dc++, visual studio 2013 is required, and the ctp november 2013 too, which can handle some new features like c#.
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=41151

[Daniil]

Respectable comrade Scarface, tell me please, what is that DC++ and for what I can using it? (Becausew as for me any thing with "C++" is about programming).

[scarface]

I'm going to answer the question about DC++.
DC++ is a file-sharing piece of software, that you can use to download by connecting on a hub.
It's more flexible than bittorrent though. Imagine that Ahmad or Maher want to share something but they don't want to give it to everyone, just to the more valuable users of the forum. They can create their own hub, share the stuff in DC++, put only one slot (or zero if the client is custom-made...) and give extra slots to the users they choose. They can see the pseudo connected to the hub too. bittorent is more impersonal, you can only see a bunch of ips but you don't know anyone when you share something.


PS: As for DC++ you can find the src here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dcplusplus/files/DC%2B%2B%200.843/
The guy zouzou123gen is a guy I knew. He lived in Paris a long time ago and he gave me one of his client, zoudc++. He's on the dcdev hub. Like Ahmad he wanted to become doctor but he ended up IT developper according to what I know.

[Daniil]

welcome back to the forum Daniil. how are you? after a long time you are here, everything is okay with you?

Hello, respectable comrade Usman Gujjar! I'm fine, thanks. I had a lot of work and learning, I got driver license and bought a car. All is great! 

@ Scarface
Thank you for explanation, dear friend.  DC++ looks a great project. In modern situation, where networks becomes more controlled and gets more restrictions, this may be very good althernative for classic torrents. I'll take it and test it a bit.

[scarface]

Zion++ FUCHSIA has been updated.

[Shadow.97]

It would be fun hosting a hub. I could if anyone want to, but I don't have the knowledge for it. Is it worth getting to know and to host? If so, would anyone want to join?

[scarface]

Try to download and configure this...http://www.gwhublist.com/ynhub/
Get a dyndns, it's not mandantory if your ip is fixed but it will permit you to choose the address of the hub...(btw dydns is not free anymore but there are free alternatives like http://www.noip.com/)
The rest shouldnt be hard for you. If you make it public, you should have a few users, perhaps a few persons of the forum could visit it too...
You can find a tutorial here... http://www.dslreports.com/faq/dc/7._Operating_a_Hub

[scarface]

Just to see if some users are interested...
Try to connect to nomaher.ddns.net (not sure you'll be able to connect, I can't open any ports)

Btw, zion++ Fuchsia has been updated.

[scarface]

since nobody has been interested, I closed the hub. Maybe shadow97 still has his project though...